New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-13

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40 rur WILD wEsT-JUBILEE PhIr
.upooNINa THE QUEEN-A
ERATURE AND AhI'
,nyc.p, x To THE TRIBUsKI
Copyrieht, 1871 Norm G'ss.,oro,s very re-
1oNnoS May 12.-Mr Gladslone 1,.,on+.
,,ar,,ahio spcech at the Rev. III. farAo- oI,1ode
tn luncheon yesterday was pracuic"n' arlab,n
Ms more presence at this fease was ~, oou.
n gives DR.. Parker n position Us " aionoIIye
,~,ti,or with Buffalo Bill. Two Viines -et~,.,t
AIR t;,aastone's performance. fns'' i Us, r,,otad
70 soften the significance oil MS coh''ss - oro
sentences Tho Footstels oil the Laiu ct, is
sentences a,nne and "Ihe Iarnellite party Is
.'sesooa;nr through rapine to dismempetihenv -
pr"cveunS rhev were true then says Mr. Glad-
stono hut circumstances have changed anu 'Aey
So ~ ,onccr true. Whereupon the Torres reteli
a., ola story Of the proposed morriage Oh uarioaiui
-, IN ENGLAND Some ore objected thae "arf
,1,Si had n wife already. "Oh," said Loru ram
-, "tbst docs not meter, Mr.. GLADSTONE VIII
o,,Io,r bor away Mr.. Gladstone, however ls
80. o,onhatic in saving that there was noU unu
there is not now anything to JUSTIFY ch'uene
AIR parnell or his colleagues with complcl'y III
crime The second point was pfoher W 'n'
covornment of a compromise on the Coercion oln'
of them make it bill against crime ana CRIME
only. NOT against combination and exclusive oeal-
inc. and limit its operation to three years inoi
they may pass il at once" 10 thls Inc o's'Nc
- ,.oto,Se that combination and exclusive deal
,nr ,are only fine names for boycoting and plan
Of campaign. Mr. Gladstone now constitutes MN
self the avowed champion of both 1hey are nc
savs the only weapons of selfdefence Tor poor
and disheartcncd people. Such language Inc
standard considers degrading concession 10 Vhe
party of disorder and a justification oil the most
cruel and tyrannical methods Oh the Na1ioh"l
League.
Put beyond doubt, whatever the tories may
cav Mr. Gladstone yesterday strengthened his
hold already strong, on the Nonconiormists' Inc
president and principal members of the Congre
rational Union and president and ex-presidents of
the Baptist Union were present. They represent
very compact political force, and their devotion
70 Mr.. Gladstone is but little affected by any turn
of the political kaleidoscope.
The proceedings of Mr.. O'Brlen in America are
pretty fully reported here They are pNeuy
sharply commented on by the Tories AOeru
journals seem to think the least said the soonest
wended. and keep silence. "The Tines says in
90 nany wards that Mr.. O'Brien has gone to Canada
to abuse the representative Of the Queen and stir
nm the Irish population to something as like re-
helhon as may be thought safe to attempt. Ihe
come journal states Lord Lansdownes case. The
Leagues quarrel with him is that he gave very
liberal remissions of rent TO his tenants in Kerry
one OF the poorest parts Of Ireland, but declined
to treat in the same way people like Mr.. Kill
bride paving a rental of nearly $4,000 In queens
County, one OF the richest parts. wherefore
1.-The Times considers the agrarian aims avOWed
nv Mr.. O'Brien a mere blind. His real OBJECT is
TO foster Irish Canadian disafection
MIR. OBriens paper, "United Ireland, remarks
that thousands of Irish emgrants viii read with
interest the account Of the manner in which The
captain of The Cunard steamer UmbIia 1nsulted
the representatives OF the Luggacurran tenantry,
and will ask themselves whether the Cunard
Company is the best one for IRISH Nationalists to
patronze.
Mr. Bright has come to the rescue of The
lines You do not, he says, seem TO be aware
that all the charges of The Times consist oi
evidence contributed by the rebel conspiratols
themselves Parliament has nothing to do WIN
the matter. The courts are open. They can ad
minister Justice to other criminals Why not 1or
these?
Buffalo Bnl's last conquest is his greatest. He
has drawn the Queen of England all the way
to a remote corner of her dominion to see him and
his Wild West show. The Queen was delighted
with both. Equally delighted were Colonel Cody
Red Shirt and the squaws with. the Queen, who
has promised to pay them another visit Her
Majesty made not the least pretence OF being IN
tefested in any other part of the American eAlil-
bition which indeed she never went near.
The Queen again lost good chance OF doing
popular thing. Her visit TO the Wild West show
was private, the public being rigidly excluded
Some effort made TO prevent even the TACT
that she was going becoming known, but the streets
were crowded all the way from the palace 10
karl's Court, and thence through Hyde PARK TO
raddington Station. where she took the train for
Windsor. There was curiosity but little enthusi-
asm. The same thing was true when the Queen
went to Westminster Abbey in order, as The
Court Circular says, to inspect the preparations
for the ceremony of thanksgiving.
Opposition to the grant Of 100000 for preparing
Westminster Abbey for the Jubilee service viii be
pressed in Parliament. Mr.. LabOuchcre naturally
leads it, The Daily News naturally supports
It's proprietor in reducing the sum to $4,000
proposal which Tory organ describes as simply
piece Of imperinent bufOonery. 1t looks as
If one more effort would be made TO induce the
Queen TO go TO St. PauPs instead of the Abbey,
but valDly. The Abbey is where she was crowned,
and the Abbey to her mind is the only possible
Ilaee for the Jubilee. Parliamentary economists
think the sum wanted excessive for a single hours
ceremony.
The language some of TIC less reputable papers
use about tic Queen is indecent. One evening
Journal observes that the Queen shrinks from the
public eye though ashamed like Lady Godiva
She has been for years sort Of "She to the
Nation, indulging in moody seclusion. AT the
Drawing Room Tuesday She lodged out of the
back door of Buckingham Palace. Colonel
Cody's circus yesterday was closed 10 crafty her
whim. Policemen kept off the crowd while Colonel
Cody and Red Shirt were received like blood re-
lations
these lampoons if widely enough circulated will
enhance her popularity.
Sir Algernon Borthwick owner and editor Of
Ihe Morning Post. has now published report